The Ultimate Gallery of Ultimate Dinos - Page 19

I made a Sharkosuchus that can swim and fly and walk forwards and backwards. He has two heads. He's a super dinosaur that can throw venom from his mouth and see with his x-ray eyes on his other head.

- William, Ottawa

This is my dinosaur; he is the most deadly dangerous dinosaur of all time. He has a black mouth so no one can see inside and see his sharp teeth. He is the biggest of all time. He likes to breathe fire so he can cook his favorite good, grilled cheese.

- Ethan, Mississauga

This dinosaur has the stomach of a big ball and spikes coming out of it and also has spikes that it can poke people with!

- Maryam, Oakville

This is the cool Porcupine Wolfasaurus.  He is a leaf eater but he is smaller than a t-rex so he can hide better and if the T-rex tries to eat him, the T-rex will touch his spiky tail and die from the poison on his spikes.  He makes the sound of a turkey and is brown so he can camouflage in the mud.  He lives alone because they are too poisonous to live with a family. The moms don’t have poison because the babies stay with them; only the dads have poison on them.

- Ibrahim, Mississauga

Basketballsaurus is a sporty dinosaur! Its body is a basketball. When it wants to shoot the ball in the net on top of its body, his legs, neck and head pop off and shake. The net falls off and then the ball jumps in the net!

- Yusuf, Oakville

This is a Polka-dotasaurus. When it is scared, the polka-dots come out to help it camouflage.

- Asiyah, Oakville

Designasaurus. Its a pretty, stylish dinosaur that spits out fire. It has glitter on it.

- Jawayriya, Oakville

This is a car-a-saurus, it has spikes to defend itself and its legs turn from wheels to legs and can pop back into wheels after.

- Musa, Oakville

My dinosaur is a meat eater. He attacks his prey by jumping on it and putting its sharp teeth into its prey's skin.  It weighs one hundred tons and it grows up to the height of twelve elephants stacked, and as wide as a school.  It lived in the cretaceous period.  I have named it a Sharpasaurus.

- Noah, Burlington